Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

On Thursday Mrs. J. II. Brown fell in
the Clunie building and fractured her right
leg.
Z Two special freight trains loaded with
oranges were forwarded to the East last
evening.
Clerk of the Supreme Court J. d. Spencer
has paid into the State Treasury as fees for
April 81, 153 80.
The steamer San Joaquin No. 3 has ar
rived from the upper Sacramento with
grain and wood.
The only arrest made Yesterday was that
OF Fred Mcclure, by officer Able, for dis
turbing the peace.
An organization of the Uniformed Rank
Ancient Order of Foresters, has been eff
fected at Woodland
Rain fell at the upper end of the Cali.
lorna and Oregon Railroad yesterday. but
on " the hill the weather was pleasant.
The Young Boiler Shop Baseball Club will
play the Young Machine Shop Club at
seventeenth and F streets at 8 o'clock TO-
morrow morning.
The Hesperian College building at Wood
land is offered for sale, the intention being to
erect large and more satisfactory building
Tor college purposes on the outskirts of the
town.
The Raymond & Whitcomb party. on
their way East from visit to the southern
| portion OF the State and San Francisco ar
rived here shortly after u NJ Yesterday, and
resumed their journey about 1880 P. M.
AT the Changers Picnic THURSDAY a game
| OF baseball took place between the Capital
Grammar School nine and the High School
nine. The game resulted in a disastrous
| defeat Tor the Grammar School bows by n
| score of 25 to 8.
The average signal service temperature
yesterday was $40, which was 69o de-
| grees cooler than the average for the same
| day during nine years. The highest and
| lowest temperature was $50 and 460, with
| fresh and brisk southerly winds and cloudy
to clear weather prevailing.
A train of fourteen coaches and a bag
gage car conveyed the Sunday Schools to
Cothrln S Grove for picnic yesterday The
| weather was not as pleasant as could have
been desired, little rain falling. but the
children had fine time nevertheless, and
returned homo just before dark in excel
lent spirits.
Sacramento County District Lodge. |. O.
G. T., will assemble at Firemen's Hall at
O'Clock this afternoon. In the evening, at
the same place, Sloan Lodge, No ,, will
install Its officers, and give a literary aud
musical entertainment. Refreshments will
be served. All members of the Order are
invited to attend.
The Superior Court granted yesterday
the application of the bondsmen of Ber-
dina Sharp, Constable of Georgiana town.
ship, to be released from his bond. 1t was
shown that he was too fond of intoxicants
to attend to the duties of the office prop
erly, and another man will doubtless be
elected to fill his place at the next meeting
of the Supervisors.
| Next September a large excursion party
OF the old volunteer firemen will arrive
from New York on visit to the " old
boys OF San Francisco. They will wear
a uniform similar to that in which thew
served, and their visit will doubtless be
made the occasion for big parade and a
" big time" generally, in which delegations
from the interior may be invited to par
| ticipate.
DR.. H. II. Person, dentist, yesterday re-
moved from his old quarters, which he has
occupied for twenty-six-years, to his new
building, oil J street. The doctors new
offices consist of seven elegantly furnished
| rooms, provided with all the necessary ap-
planes. The reception room contains a
library, cabinet of minerals and also a
showcase containing some one hundred
and fifty different species of stuffed speci-
| mems of birds etc